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    ad Free Screenwriters' Calendar for 2020

    We know how hard it can be trying to keep track of everything as a writer, and so our team at Script Reader Pro have put together this handy screenwriting calendar, which lists all the major screenwriting contest deadlines, film festivals dates, conferences, fellowships, labs and awards that you...
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    Free Screenwriters' Calendar for 2019

    We know how hard it can be trying to keep track of everything as a writer, and so our team at Script Reader Pro have put together this handy screenwriting calendar, which lists all the major screenwriting contest deadlines, film festivals dates, conferences, fellowships, labs and awards that you...
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    Screenwriters' Calendar - Don't Miss 2018's Top Writing Contests & Festivals

    Our team at Script Reader Pro have put together this handy screenwriters' calendar, which lists all the major film festivals, conferences, fellowships, labs and awards that you should look out for this year. http://www.scriptreaderpro.com/screenwriters-calendar/ You can save the dates to your...
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    Free Screenwriters' Calendar 2017

    I know how hard it can be trying to keep track of everything, and so our team at Script Reader Pro have put together this handy screenwriting calendar, which lists all the major film festivals, conferences, fellowships, labs and awards that you should look out for this year...
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    Free Screenwriting Calendar for 2016

    We know how hard it can be trying to keep track of everything, and so our team at Script Reader Pro have put together this handy screenwriting calendar, which lists all the major screenwriting competitions, film festivals, conferences, fellowships, labs and awards that you should look out for...
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    12 Key Scenes You Should Include In Act 1

    As all of us screenwriters know, act 1 of your screenplay is the most important one in terms of grabbing the attention. In fact, most readers at a company won’t even read past page 5, let alone page 25 to see if your script is up to standard. So, how do you make sure they keep reading? Past...
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    Are You The Cliche Of An Aspiring Screenwriter? Follow These 5 Steps So You're Not.

    Are you an “aspiring screenwriter” but not really making the right steps to make it as a "professional screenwriter." * If so, we’ve also put together 5 ways to avoid this. 5 ways you can start to slowly make the transition. Starting today!* 1. Make The Commitment The biggest obstacle to...
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